• British Warmblood
• Chestnut
• Mare
• 16 years
• 16.1 hands

• Excellent mover
• Plenty of scope
• Experienced in the ring

Stunning 2009 warmblood mare , approx 16.1hh
No lumps / bumps / medical history
Clipped , shod, in work and ready to go

Courtney is an easy mare to have on the yard. A low maintenance type who will happily live in or out. Kind and mannerly in the stable and no bother for any member of the yard to see to

Outstanding mover on the flat, she really does move for fun. There would be some serious dressage scores to be had with her. She has already participated in some BRC dressage with a teen and had ribbons in the prelim section. She has auto changes installed , very easy to collect together. A real expressive and straight moving mare with a huge range through her paces. Always in a snaffle and never strong. Super adjustable little horse who always looks the part , the type to make the rider look good

Courtney has a very good and super consistent record to 1m25 with numerous qualification and placing around a broad spectrum of UK venues. Extremely careful mare who undoubtedly has a lot of jump in the tank. Excellent technique infront and behind and bold enough to jump you out of trouble. Very steady and rideable around a set of fences , certainly not going to look at fillers etc , she really knows the job

Excellent in traffic and open spaces! Easy to take out in company , nothing phases her. She does need a strong rider to hack her out alone. I take her on my own regularly but she does need to know this is not a choice and Infact a compulsory activity. Once she knows this she is very compliant and enjoys being out and about

Courtney does require a keen and knowledgeable rider as does have her chestnut moments. Nothing that would phase someone competent and confident and once you get to know each other you’ll see less and less of this side to her. However that said , this is no surprise as she is so incredibly talented and certainly not something to moan about giving the quality of calibre mare she is

It’s been a half heart decision as was very keen to keep her. She’s really filled a gap for me while my gelding has been out of work and always gives me such an exciting feeling. If the finances were free for me to keep the two, she’d be staying.